how hard is it to adjust a queen 12 inch memory foam mattress for the head part.
27123
I'm not sure about a memory foam mattress, but I would say it depends on the weight of the mattress. I have an adjustable air mattress, and it's very easy to raise. In order to lower back to flat, you have to raise it all the way to 90, then it lowers. Even with the air mattress I have to make sure I let some air out before it will raise easily to the 90 position, so that it bends with the frame. Might be a little tricky with just 1 person, but still won't be terribly difficult!
27124
For me it is more awkward than hard. You have to tilt the mattress way forward to adjust the bed by hand. Depending on the thickness of the memory foam I bet it would be better than my innerspring mattress. It was fairly new so I used it.
27125
I have a 13 foam bed. Adjusting it is not something I want to do often. If you want to put in place and leave it do....but to make adjustments a few times a day....not worth it. Because you have to lift it fully in order to lower it, then lift it again. But I do still love the bed frame....I sleep full time on the first notch up.
27126
I'm not sure about a memory foam mattress, but I would say it depends on the weight of the mattress. I have an adjustable air mattress, and it's very easy to raise. In order to lower back to flat, you have to raise it all the way to 90°, then it lowers. Even with the air mattress I have to make sure I let some air out before it will raise easily to the 90° position, so that it bends with the frame. Might be a little tricky with just 1 person, but still won't be terribly difficult!
1570183
If by "head and foot adjustable" you mean that you can move the frame like a hospital bed, then I'm not sure, but it may be. We bought this in the twin size for a child and it arrived in a box I could carry to my truck without much trouble. It was folded in half lengthwise inside the box, if I remember correctly. Hopefully that gives you an idea of how flexible the mattress is.
974389
Right now, I have it adjusted to 31 1/2 inches. Just at the moment, I can't seem to change that adjustment, but I probably will get it if I fiddle with it for a while.
223966
Easy...I'm in my 60s and put mine on a 17"-thick, queen mattress all alone:)
748513
It's too hard for me, but my kids have no trouble at all. Sorry to be evasive, but sleep preferences are very personal. This futon with a strip of memory foam would satisfy the bell curve of preferences
496447
No. Each bracket will adjust about 2 inches, but the difference between queen and full is six inches.
622261
Yes, there is 6 mattress total that you can adjust however you want. You could do all hard one side and all soft on the other.I called them and I'm getting a full red piece for the entire width of the mattress. FYI. That's extra. I wanted a really hard bed.
605985
It's not difficult at all. To sit on it takes a bit of adjusting but it is fine.
2146655
I don't see how it could work very well unless you raised and lowered each side exactly the same. I only have a single foam for my twin frame and the mattress shifts and needs readjusting regularly because I raise and lower it and read in bed a lot. Also, the bottom sheet flips off easily when I raise and lower the bed. I'd hate to be always having to adjust a king mattress and sheet. It would take a strong back.
762340
It's not difficult to adjust the height, however it's meant to keep it at a fixed height, needs some pulling up or pushing down to make that adjustment...hope it helps...good luck
270778
I bought it for my wife and she seems to like it our only complaint is that we place it between the mattress and the bed pad and it tends to slide down more towards the center of her back. It requires frequent adjustment. A simple fix would be to sew some sort of non-slip material to the underside. The foam provides support without being too firm as to be uncomfortable.
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God love you. Same thing happened to me. I bought the 11" memory foam. Only one person mentioned that the mattress was very firm and that was unfortunately after I purchased it. Damn thing kept getting harder, and I kept buying more foam toppers for comfort. Fortunately, my mom needed a new mattress and she has to have very firm. I gave her the hard 11" and ordered an 8" pressure relief memory foam and I love it. Feels so good to sleep on my side and not wake up hurting! So forget trying to "fix" that hard mattress and just get another one. You will quickly forget about the money you threw away! God love you. Same thing happened to me. I bought the 11" memory foam. Only one person mentioned that the mattress was very firm and that was unfortunately after I purchased it. Damn thing kept getting harder, and I kept buying more foam toppers for comfort. Fortunately, my mom needed a new mattress and she has to have very firm. I gave her the hard 11" and ordered an 8" pressure relief memory foam and I love it. Feels so good to sleep on my side and not wake up hurting! So forget trying to "fix" that hard mattress and just get another one. You will quickly forget... » Read More God love you. Same thing happened to me. I bought the 11" memory foam. Only one person mentioned that the mattress was very firm and that was unfortunately after I purchased it. Damn thing kept getting harder, and I kept buying more foam toppers for comfort. Fortunately, my mom needed a new mattress and she has to have very firm. I gave her the hard 11" and ordered an 8" pressure relief memory foam and I love it. Feels so good to sleep on my side and not wake up hurting! So forget trying to "fix" that hard mattress and just get another one. You will quickly forget about the money you threw away! « Show Less
888261
thanks a bunch for your reply. I think i'm going to get the bed frame along with a thicker memory foam mattress.
1195532
My husband said it is hard to adjust but holds the setting once adjusted. He said he would buy it again if he had to.
1578810
I bought this queen size cover for a 3" memory foam mattress topper. I washed it first so it may have shrunk a little. It is a little small for a 3" topper but may work for a 2". It was very difficult to put on the memory foam. I had to get my husband to help and he informed me it is never coming off again!
613750
I have a level 6 and was worried it would be too soft, but I have a thick mattress pad on it and it still is not too soft...I might even put a 1 inch memory foam topper on it just because I am used to a bit of that 'cradle' effect, but I don' like the heat of the thick memory foam at all.
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I would say that if your head is at least 12 cm wide. that is the width where I would feel some tension if I were to stretch it